Sentence examples for a pessimistic mood from inspiring English sources

"No publicity will do me no harm," he once said in a pessimistic mood about newspapers, "but some publicity will do me no good".

During an extraordinary 20-minute period, a pessimistic mood on Wall Street fleetingly turned into a crisis as stocks dropped by 9.2%, before abruptly turning on their tail and recovering 543 points in a minute and a half.

Negative a pessimistic moods make things worse, mentally and physically.

In the Varieties, the "French correspondent", describes being in a generally pessimistic mood, unsure what to do with himself.

Based purely on these Amazon snapshots of current demand, it seems America is in a rather pessimistic mood these days.

More than twenty-five years later, Levinson returns to the question of the nature of the trope, but now in an even more pessimistic mood.

To some of them, the embrace of Bishop can even serve as a welcome antidote to the pessimistic mood prevailing here these days.

But despite all this, the market was in pessimistic mood again following a slowdown in Chinese GDP and further worries about the US economy.

The rude, oversexed, often hilarious fat ladies and dwarfs, not to mention his new gangster friends, offer Harry a welcome respite from the combative and pessimistic mood of his family.

At home, American studios took note of the newly pessimistic mood by producing film noir -- largely a postwar genre made by European emigre directors.

But in this case he may also have been trying to keep the pessimistic mood that has permeated the markets recently from setting off a downward spiral of reduced expectations among investors, business executives and consumers.